First case of foot-and-mouth in more than three years has been reported in South Korea.

"A close examination confirmed an outbreak of FMD at the Uiseong farm," the statement said.
South Korea had just regained its status as an FMD-free country in May at a meeting of the World Organisation for Animal Health in Paris.
The entire Korean peninsula suffered a devastating outbreak in 2011 that resulted in the culling of nearly 3.5 million cattle, pigs and other animals in South Korea alone.
The Seoul government estimated the cost of that outbreak at $2.6 billion.
Foot-and-mouth disease affects cloven-hoofed animals such as cattle, pigs, deer, goats and sheep.
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Source-AFP